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sunday tele gk 703

mohill | 05:29 Sun 30th Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

7 Answers

Stumped again!

6A Old game with blindfolded players trying to catch one holding bells (8,5) J ? N ? ? ? N ? ? ? T ? H

(It looks like jingling or jangling, witch or catch??)

4D Mould or carve in relief (6) ? ? ? ? ? ? (the second letter may be a C or a W)

9A Small piece of toast with savoury topping (8)

C ? ? ? T ? N ?

Many thanks

The Week Xword 490, 29 April

Daily Telegraph Weekend 29/4

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martinrowley

Jingling Match ?

seekeerz

Hi mohill you're down in my part of the world I know. I'm over in South Australia, but don't get the puzzle until the weekly expats telegraph on Thursday.

Enough of that, I think perhaps that 9a might be crouton, and will think about 4d.
All the best !

homeresque

According to Chambers, EMBOSS means 'carve or mould a design... so that it stands out in relief'

pesky

9a - Crostini

hobbitess

4D Could be SCRIBE

hobbitess

Think EMBOSS is probably correct, though.

mohill

Question Author

Thanks to all of you. Jingling match,emboss and crostini all fit just fine and the puzzle is done.

Cheers

Mohill

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